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Londonderry and t.." 144 'i11y for Twelve Calendar Montlus, from the 16th of February following. . 141 7 '4e Conditi ons o f the Contract may he .seen at the Secre o:* Office, at this Office;. or by applying to the Collec , °.t . the Claio77ls at Londonderry. 2 V 4 regard will be had to any Tender in which the Przer * , 4411 not lie inserted in words at length, or that' shall 341 . 6 e deliv ere d to th e Board before One o'clock on the said 4, rhf a.Y, the 16th day of January next, nor unless the Per usho make; the Tender, or some Person on his .behay; etteolds to answer when calledfor. 1 4:46 Tender must also be accompanied by a Let ter si g ned responsible Persona', engaging to become bound with !'arty tendering, in the Penal Sum of 5001. for the due `,.."f°ll4ance of the Contract p FORD VICTL74ILING-YrIRD, Jan. 10, Ibi 8. 'I IESE are to give Notice, that on Thursday, t4 e 22(1 instant, at Ten o'clock in the Fuienuon, Put up to PUBLIC SALE, at Hi4ll4ajestn's Vie -144* Yard, Deptford, in sundry Lots, a considerable t 1461 .'1 of the followino• 'faiths, now lying in the said kara, hlac:ironi, Essence of Spruce, Ground Cocoa, Horsehair, 1. ' 41 kerS, Coverlets, Blankets, Woollen Gowns, Coats, Waist t°44, Trowsers, Jackets, Caps, Stockings, &c. Linen Diaw. I ' s, Window Curtains, Canvas FroOs, Shoes, a quantity.,d ; )1 (1 Flock B e ds, Pill ows , an d Bl an k e ts, with a number of ' l)k ins, 6allypots, Glass Measures, Empty Boxes, &c. 4e. Deposit of 25/. per cent. is to be made upon the,amount of each Lot at the time.of sale, nud the remainder of.the chun-m,ncy paid Woke the Stores are removed; for which lurpose seeen'aa (irking' days will he allowed from the day of 4( de; unless the Stores are taken away wit hinthat period, they t. remain. the property of the Crown, and the deposit 149 n eg of the Purchas,rs to be forfeited, as no extension of 41 ne t n ,„,,d th e semi , d a ys will, on any account, be , .rranted. rt, ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JAN. 6, 1818. JruE to-rlitwin4 Official Notification has bee ;tcOred at this Mice. J. W. CROKER. Tae .‘ ( -9IIPORATION 'for Preserving and Improving the 1t f'• It DUBLIN, &c. give Notice, that a LIGHT-HOUSE ,been erected on CAPE CLEAR ISLAND, from 1). ; 11 - , • ‘ 4- ,tight will be Exhibited on the Evening of FKI f 1.4 e Ist of MAY next, and. from thence continue light vie I ' 4 ' ll Siin-set to Sun-rise. The light to be exhibited will 0 a 4 right:cofour, on the revoking principle, and will at it' greaitest magnitude once in ever} tw u m inutes. tA LLEAII ISLAND, on which the Ligh t-house is erected, is situate off the South-West Coast of Ire l a nd, and , -°44l tY Of Cork, and bears by Compass from Too-Head W. 12 ruil'es, and from Brow-Head E S.E. distance 13 miles. f And. auo.., the saint':. Evening, a LIGHT will be exhi bited vis -r " 1 the Light-House now erected on the Island of Arran. .I "is will al. " be a revolving bright Light, end will attain its areatest magnitude once in every tbree minutes. ARRAN ISLAND, on which this Light-House is erected, is s ituate od the Coast of Galway, and the entrance.to.that ilt aY, and bears by Compass from Hag's Head, N. by W. W. Ig mites ; from Gulin-Head S. lir. about 8 miles ; from, : 111 5eli-I-lead,.. within the Bay, W. by N. N. 18 utiles; and fora Mutton ISIiIIIII W. N. distance 49 miles. N.B. On the S.W. 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PETER'S FIRST SE“MON, with' several PICTURES and SKETCHES froth other Scriptural Subjects, are now _EXHIBITING, ender the immediate Patronage of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, at N0.19.5,PALL-MALL, hearCarlton-House, every day from Ten till Dusk. CHARLES SMART, Sceretary. ALER CLARKE will continence. his next COURSE of LECTURES on MIDWIFERY, -and the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, out MON DAY, ;JANUARY 26th. The Lectures are read every Morn lug from a Quarter past Ten to a Quarter past Eleven, for 'the convenience of Students attending the Hospitals,—For particulars apply to Mr. Clarke, to, Saville-row,.Burlington gardens. - THREE PRIZES OF 430,000 ' ' , • . • ONE HUNDRED CAPITAL PRIZES, . All Sterling Money. STATE LOTTERY BEGINS 4TH MARCH.' GWE,813,. Stock-broker, 9, ond . • 17, Ludgate-Street, in announcing a.New Lottery to be now on Sale, begs leave to point out its particular Ad vantages, and the reasons that induce him to recommend it strongly to Public Favour. There are One Hnndred.Capital Prizes. Three of Thirty Thousand Pounds. All to be paid in Sterling Monty. Every Ticket will bealrawn iti the Old and Favourite Way, 'each Number deciding its own Fate, and No Other. Thi Twelve Pipes of Port Wine .are in addition to the full Amount, of Prizes paid by Government, and totally indepen dent of the Scheme. And now, G. WEBB begs to call the attention of his Friends to a Fact, striking and incontrovertible; that will, he trusts,. ensure to him, on the present occasion,' an en creased • portion of Public Patronage.—During the Last Twelve Years, only Five Money Prizes of 30,000 have been Shared in England, And Three of them were Sold by WEBB I viz. 3,860, in 41 Shares, 30,0001. Sterling Money 8,539, in 13 Shares, 80,0001. sterling Money 12,690, in 12 Shares, 30,0001. Sterling Money At his Fortunate Offices, 9, Cornhill, and 17, Ludgate street, in the short space of Thirteen Months. *;,'" Persons wishing to obtain Favourite - Numbers the present Lottery, should apply immediately at either of %VERB'S -Offices.' , . Frontthe LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. 10. DoWning-strert, Jan. 8, IAIN. , His Royal Highness the Prince Regent his been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Major-General Sir Peregrine Maitland, K.C.B. to be Lieu tenant-Governor of the Province of Upper Canada, in thu room of Francis Gore, Esq. resigned. ' Whitchall,• Jan. 7, 1818. . His ROyal Highness the Prince Regent, acting in thepatue and on the behalf of his Majesty,. has b een .. pleased to ap point -the Right Hon. Thomas Pluiner, Knight, Master or Keeper of the Rolls and Records oh the Court of Chancery, on the surrender-ut the Right. Hon:Sir William Grant. Whitehall, Jan. 10, 181 g. His Royal Highness the• Prince Regent has been pleased, in 'he name and on the behalf of his Nlajesty?to direct letters patent to be-passed under 1 he Great Seal of the United King dom of Great Britain and I reland, for grauting to the verend Henry Anthony Pyr, Master of Arts, the place and dignity of a Prebendary of the Cathedral Church of Worcer ter, void by the death of the Reverend Richard Kilbert. Commissions signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Sussex. • SuSSex Regair Militia—Charles Henry Chitty, Gent. to be Ensign ; Thomas Marshall, Gent. to he ditto. Goodwood Troop of Sussex Viilunteer Horse Artillery—The - Right Hon: Charles Earl of March and Darnley to be Cap tain-Commandant; %Vin. Humphry, Gent. to be First Lieu tenant. West Coast Troop of Sussex Yeomanry Cayalry—George Bluuden, Gent. to be Cornet. • - Commission in the Pevensey Regiment of Sussex Local Mili tia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of tbeCounty of Sussex. The -Right. Hon. John Earl of Sheffield 'to be Colonel- Commandant. BANKRUPT( Y LARGI4:D. W. Marslutm, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, broker, from Jan. 16 to Feb. 24. BANKRUPTS. G. Hadley, Brick-lane 9 Old-street, baker, to surrender Jan. 13, 20, Feb. 21, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cottle, Basingball-street. G. Watts and W. Bush, Bristol, ivory black-tnantlfacttirers, Jan. 26, 27, Feb. 21, at the Commercial-rooms, Bristol. , Attornics, Messrs.'Bourdillon and Hewitt, Bread-street. G. Ferenc, Copt hall-court, Tbrogtoorton-street, bill-broker, Jan. 17, 24, Feb. 21, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pater- son, Old Broad-street. E. Adamson, Liverpool, tobacconist, Jan. 29, 30, Feb. 21, • ' at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Chester, Staple Fun. • D. Thomas, Carmarthen, grocer, Jan. 23, 24, Feb. 21, at •the Commercial-rooms' Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray 's Inn-square. DIVIDENDS. , • Jan. 31, T. Hayter, Odcombe, Somersißshite, saihcloth manufacturer—Feb. 18, W. Hall, Leeds, hattei—Jan. 1,7, P. Pestel, Great Winchester-street, Intl-chant—Jan. 31, 13. and W. Taylor, Fleet-street, linen-drapers--Jan. 31, E. Dickens, Eynsford. Kent, shopkeeper—Jan. 31, J. R. anti J.J. Battier, Gould-square,Crutclied-friars, merchants—Feb.3, W. Fisher, Cambridge, woollen-draper—Feb. 7, .1. Hodgson, jun. Cole man-street, merchant —Feb. 7, J. Valles, New North-street, Red Lion -square, tailor—Feb. 2, 'l'., E., and T. Thomson, Nether-Compton, Dorsetshire, flax-spinners—Feb. 2, It. Sea brook, Great Bradley, Suffolk, butcher—Feb. 11, T.Williaws, Whistones, Worcestershire, victualler-4eb. 2, 1). Newton, New Mahon, Yorkshire, corn-factor—Feb. 14, P. and W. Pidgeon, Stock Exchange Coffee-house, tavern-keepers—Feb. ,ii, S. Wilson, LiverpOol, hosier—Feb. 2, H. Alderson, Sun derland. near the Sea, mercer—Feb. 2, A. Burn, Sunderland' near the Sea, ship-builder—Feb, 2, W. Matthews, Liverpool, merchant—Jan. 31, W. and T. Johnson, Liverpool, coach makers—Jan. 17,'1'. Nice, Bishopsgate-street-without, linen draper—Jan. 31, J. Parker, Chancery-lane, cotton-manu facturer—Jan. 31, W. Howson, Cannon-street, insurance broker—Jan. 31, W. Hodges, Kew, Surrey, corn-dealer— , Jan. 31, H. Becher, Pownall's-teiTace, IC".nuingtan-road, [PRICE SEVENFENCE; merchant—Feb. 4, T. Parker, Charley, Lancashire, oitton manUfacturer—Feba, Liectilhot,lnsier—J 31 J. Murgan, jun. Liverpoal, timber-nierch , nt —Jan. 31, J. Mitchell, Nlidlavant, Sussex, carpenter--Feb 3, F. Foriyth, Bursletni Staffordshire, drapes. • CERTIFICATES, JAN. 31. 'R. Frisby, Leicester, horStii-dealer—W. Ball, Frome-Sel wood , Soinersetshire, clothier—J. Ayling, Chertsev, saddler— W. Firth, Liveisedge, Yorkshire, clothier—C. Chester, juii. Lk-et - pool, auctiiineer—W. Kent; - Upper Rlii4ell-strert; ll•er uninilsey, Spanish leather-dresser—Ll. Morse; Charlotte street, Fitzroy-square, caninet-maker--W Sin it tv,• Long-,ziere, spring , blind -quaker—J. Astell, Leicester, butcher—M., .4lor gar! Newport, Monnfoutlishirc, shopkeeper-4. Evans, Tot -01-court-ruitd, raper—E, 'Turner; re%it stone. Wiltshire, cotton•-manufacturer--J. Applaon, Arm.. ley, Yorkshire, metal:ol.--G. , •Newcastie.ukon-. Tyne, ship-owner. • • • • . • • ' SOCIETY FOR 1-"ROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE.. . , On Tuesday List was . paid, by the order or Mrs. PARR,. of this ty, iuto the bands of thv Rev. J ANESBROWN, SeCtvf ary •o ttte:S„ciety int. promoting Christian Knowledge, a most iibe rat benefaction or :iOO/: in aid of th•ut.tier,il signs of the society.. This venerable lit riiufion was formed about 120 years ago, by a few pions persons, who wisely planted it so deep Mann N.- tional Establist.ment, That nothing has been able to shake it. It I k ets gone on grai;iiially Met easing' front year to year,' it .at length not only tills this land, but is rapidly extendiOg itself over all our.toreign possessions. It appears hum its last repOrt, than its transactions of the preeediior greatly exceeded those of any fortner year,, and that the deMand upon its fundS consequeioly con-' tinues to increase. \o less than 1,219,444 bibles, prayer-books, tracts, &c. were distributed *Oy it during that year; and it may not be uninteresting to many of our readers to knot that the Norwich Committee have pursued the " noiseless tenor or their way" with no little activity and effica The cumber of bibles, It waments, prayer- 1 h oks, tracts, &c. sent to their Secretary for hi , distribu tion, under their direr lions, since Sept. 1811, amounts to 34,685, besides large supplies sent fur the use of the &onerous national Schools in this neighbourhood, as well as for the private distri bittion of individual members of the society, Se veral Committees have been lately termed in our North American Colonies : the same has 'done in the East Indies, under the auspices of the Bishop of Calciata, who is . well ktionco in this city for his abilities and exertions in ,the ptomo tion of Christianity. These abilities and exer tions are now most actively engaged in a field where they are likely to be eminently and most extensively useful. His Lordship has lately visited his vast diocese ; anei we may form some idea of the extent of his zeal, and . labour from the fact„ that this visitation occupied hint nearly 12 months, in n clitnate where the beat must render travelling peculiarly irksome. The Bishop in his piogress had a friendly .end interesting interview with the Rajah of Tanjore, wboassured his ,Lordis ship, that while the Society for promoting Chris tian Knowledge sent out such men as Mr Swartz and Mr:Kolkoff, their Missionaries should.never want his Highness's, protection, After visiting he Continent of India, the good Bishop proceed ed to Ceylon, where he Was very kiodly received by theovernor, Sir R. Browuilgg; " of Whom," says the last year's report, •‘ it is licit possible to, speak tool warmly, either in his public•capacity or on account Of his private worth. He deWores his whole tunic and attention to the livpniess and im provement of the p;:ople . commitical to his charge. Christianity is in ikiug a slow,_ but,.tlie,Bishop thinks, a sure . progress, under his auspices. He it building churches, and founding schools, and making the best provision in his power, for converts, who make any sacrifices by their con- v e rsion. - , . '1 he Bishop of Calcutta, keeps up a constant correspondence with the Society for promutng Christian I,noxlrledge, with which be is closely connected, which is diSifoSed to promote his pious undertakings to the, utmost of its abilities. With such iufluence as' his Lordship possesses; With both the native Chiefs and our own Gover nors, in addition to that which his own high au thoritfand powers give him, we may confidently expect the most happy results from our new ec clesiastical. establishments in India, and that dais _ bright dawn of -Christian light will, through the blessing of God, rise to meridian splendour on the benighted minds of the countless Myriads of the heathen of those extensive regions. Mul surely all who wish for the pion cylon of Chris tianity abroad, and especially thoie members of our own church; who are anxious for the propa gation of the Gospel in that pure and reformed mode of faith and worship in which they have been educated, will consider themselves,power fully called upon to encourage labours that pro mise such success, and by which their bbwo y is most likely to obtain its object.—That support will not be withheld from the Society for promot ing Christian Knowledge, the instance of noble liberality that has led to this statment is, amongst many .others, a good earnest. Such indeed is the increasing estimation in Which this Society,is held, that, during the latepressure, which af fected almost every other institution, it •continued to receive great accessions •of members and sup port. It must not, however be concealed, that iii consequence of the great demands made on its funds by the many : channels opened for its bounty, there is no balance in the hands of its Treasurers, but on the contrary a ronsider<thle sum remains due to its hookseller.-r" Whilst however," to use the language, of the Cointtittee, " they cheerfully undertake the charge of this extended distribution, they trust that they shall still con-- time to obtain an increasing stippoit from the benefactions'of those, who, .having the ability, are anxious for the farther advancement and pro motion of Christian I.tuowlcdge."—(Norwich Mercury - , Jan; 0)